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khill
1y ago
I've played for about an hour and agree with your assessment. I still have it installed but I doubt I will revisit it. I've switched to South of Midnight and it's amazing. Not everyone's type of game - and certainly no
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khill
2y ago
Same with This Charming Man by The Smiths and Mary Jane's Last Dance by Tom Petty
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2y ago
At some point in my lifetime, the mindset switched from "I'm investing because I want to see long-term, steady growth and get regular dividends" to "I want to make as much money as possible as quickly as possible and dam
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khill
4y ago
I had a feeling this was going to be Kensington before I even clicked the link.
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khill
4y ago
It feels like ageism is more pronounced at startups and tech companies - at least, that is my perception based on real world and online discussions. I'm 50, work at a large, established manufacturing/distribution company and have
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6y ago
I was planning to start using YTTV when sports start up again. We were using Hulu Live before and, while it wasn't terrible, I wanted to give YTTV a try. This price hike kills that option. I will go back to Hulu or, more likely, just
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7y ago
Not true - I replace my Android phones every 4-5 years.
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7y ago
There is no "in-game" gambling in Fortnite. You always know what you are spending your money on: https://www.engadget.com/2019/01/26/fortnite-pve-eliminates-...
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7y ago
Fortnite doesn't have lootboxes. The Save The World mode did but they recently removed them so you always know what you are buying if you decide to spend money. I'd say it's not pay-to-win either because most of the skins pe
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7y ago
I don't understand why people are lamenting the lack of features on the Epic game store. I don't need forums or screen shot galleries or any of that junk from my store. I just want games. If I want to talk about a game or interac
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8y ago
Well, the NY football teams play in a New Jersey swamp so that didn't really work out for NYC either.
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khill
9y ago
It sounds like a pyramid scheme to try and monetize an echo chamber.
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khill
11y ago
Yep. I actually went as far as googling the Wall-E humans to see how close it was.
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khill
11y ago
Not if one considers the rights of the unborn.
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11y ago
If that was the main factor, the divorce rate for law enforcement would likely be lower as well.
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12y ago
Hudson/Jenkins works well for us. We've moved all our scheduling jobs out of cron and other uglier options (like maestro) into Hudson. In addition to sending emails when things break, it can also post to our Twitter feed and send
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13y ago
TIL I am old.
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13y ago
I remember the days when Netscape Navigator had all the market share. Get off my lawn. :)
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13y ago
I agree that choosing an expensive lifestyle is a consumption choice. I was just trying to make the point that it's difficult for a government to determine what basic income is "enough to live comfortably on". Those kinds of
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13y ago
Unlikely. I know of a lot of people who live in New Jersey but register their auto in another state under a relative's address for cheaper insurance. I also know people who use an old address or the address of an acquaintance/re
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13y ago
Wouldn't the basic income value need to vary across regions? For example, the notion that: "Every single adult member receives a weekly payment from the state, which is enough to live comfortably on" would mean a different v
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13y ago
AKA "Ask for the pony to get the dog".
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13y ago
The zipper pull tab looks like a Fox logo - like from Fox Motorsports.
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khill
14y ago
I use Ubuntu for both work and home use. Chrome is the only browser I use and I never have any problems with it. I don't use sites like gmail or google docs, though, so maybe it has more to do with the sites visited than the OS platform.
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14y ago
Studies like this can be valuable and useful. However, we need to be careful to use the scientific method in interpreting results and remember that correlation does not imply causation. My main concern around studies like this is that the
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14y ago
Not necessarily a project but a good way to learn is using 4clojure: http://www.4clojure.com/
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14y ago
Is this a Kindle-specific problem? I actually just bought the same book in epub format for my Nook Color and I don't have any complaints yet. Not sure if I have a higher tolerance for bad formatting or if the Kindle version has some format
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14y ago
If this guy isn't held responsible for the content, you would be creating a loophole in the law. If I wanted to distribute illegal content safely, I could just run a Tor exit node and claim that the illegal content originated from somewhere
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14y ago
Perhaps because not everyone is doing development on KDE? The Ninja-IDE supports linux, windows, and osx so it has broader appeal.
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14y ago
I agree that you only really need to know several types of languages to (a) prove you can learn what you need and (b) get exposed to different philosophies of problem solving. An OO language, a dynamic scripting language, a functional lang
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